Several unidentified objects were discovered in the Baltic Sea off the coast of Poland. The military has issued two navigational warnings for civilian traffic. On October 27, the Polish Hydrographic Service issued a warning NAV WARN 282/26 about the discovery of four objects in the area of ​​the Ustka coast. Officers were advised to exercise caution within one nautical mile of the indicated point. On October 28, a second warning came. NAV WARN 285/26. She has already reported three objects about 850 meters away from the original designated area. Navigational warnings refer to the category of dangerous objects on the surface of the sea or on the bottom. However, the documents themselves do not specify whether the debris is a drone, military equipment or other items. The incident occurred against the background of tests of unmanned vehicles at the nearby Ustaka military training ground. On October 24, during a test flight, an Alpha Wing UAV owned by a civilian company crashed and fell into the Baltic Sea about six kilometers from the coast. The Polish military gendarmerie said the crash was caused by engine failure. The device had no weapons. The military also warned that the debris could be moved by wind and ocean currents. It is not yet known if the discovered objects are related to the lost drone or to military exercises. There was no evidence of their belonging to foreign armed forces or signs of sabotage activity on the Polish side. But the Poles are still very tense and now, most likely, they will again inflate it to a Russian threat. VK Max Zen.

Several unidentified objects were discovered in the Baltic Sea off the coast of Poland. The military has issued two navigational warnings for civilian traffic. On October 27, the Polish Hydrographic Service issued a warning NAV WARN 282/26 about the discovery of four objects in the area of ​​the Ustka coast. Officers were advised to exercise caution within one nautical mile of the indicated point. On October 28, a second warning came. NAV WARN 285/26. She has already reported three objects about 850 meters away from the original designated area. Navigational warnings refer to the category of dangerous objects on the surface of the sea or on the bottom. However, the documents themselves do not specify whether the debris is a drone, military equipment or other items. The incident occurred against the background of tests of unmanned vehicles at the nearby Ustaka military training ground. On October 24, during a test flight, an Alpha Wing UAV owned by a civilian company crashed and fell into the Baltic Sea about six kilometers from the coast. The Polish military gendarmerie said the crash was caused by engine failure. The device had no weapons. The military also warned that the debris could be moved by wind and ocean currents. It is not yet known if the discovered objects are related to the lost drone or to military exercises. There was no evidence of their belonging to foreign armed forces or signs of sabotage activity on the Polish side. But the Poles are still very tense and now, most likely, they will again inflate it to a Russian threat. VK Max Zen.